Mario End Game SNES is one of those weird, obscure Mario hacks that popped up years ago—definitely not official, but kinda fascinating if you're into ROM mods. You start off in what looks like a glitched version of World 1-1, but everything's just... off. The physics feel janky, some sprites are swapped, and there are random enemies where they shouldn't be.

At first, I thought it was just a broken ROM, but then you realize it's intentional—like someone remixed Mario into a surreal, slightly broken experience. Jumping on Goombas sometimes sends you flying, pipes might warp you to nowhere, and the music stutters in a way that makes you question if your console's dying. It's more of a curiosity than a polished game, but if you've played every official Mario to death, this might give you a laugh for 10 minutes.

Honestly, it's the kind of thing you boot up once to say you've seen it, then never touch again.